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3. Effects of terracing on soil properties in three key mountainous regions of China D. Chen et al.
4. Influence of different tree species on autotrophic and heterotrophic soil respiration in a mined area under reclamation F. Valente et al.
5. Taking climate, land use, and social economy into estimation of carbon budget in the Guanzhong-Tianshui Economic Region of China T. Li et al.
6. Eucalyptus geometry in agroforestry on waterlogged saline soils influences plant and soil traits in North-West India J. Dagar et al.
7. Variations of Soil Organic Carbon Following Land Use Change on Deep‐Loess Hillsopes in China X. Gao et al.
8. Soil mapping, classification, and pedologic modeling: History and future directions E. Brevik et al.
9. Simulated soil organic carbon stocks in northern China’s cropland under different climate change scenarios H. Jia et al.
10. Plant restoration leads to divergent sequestration of soil carbon and nitrogen in different fractions in an arid desert region X. Jia et al.
11. The Influence of Grain Legume and Tillage Strategies on CO2 and N2O Gas Exchange under Varied Environmental Conditions E. Hansen et al.
12. Soil carbon debt of 12,000 years of human land use J. Sanderman et al.
13. Soil Organic Carbon and Inorganic Carbon Accumulation Along a 30‐year Grassland Restoration Chronosequence in Semi‐arid Regions (China) Y. Liu et al.
14. Divergent controls of exchangeable calcium and iron oxides in regulating soil organic carbon content across climatic gradients in arid regions Z. Wang et al.
15. Agricultural land abandonment in Mediterranean environment provides ecosystem services via soil carbon sequestration A. Novara et al.
16. The distribution of organic carbon fractions in a typical loess-paleosol profile and its paleoenvironmental significance Q. Zhang et al.
17. Response of soil organic carbon to land-use change after farmland abandonment in the karst desertification control Y. Mu et al.
18. Influence of different management practices on carbon sequestration of agricultural soils – a review P. Singh et al.
19. Study on the synergistic carbon sequestration mechanism of Firmicutes in soil induced by highly conjugated Fe2O3@leather scraps-derived collagen-based biochar J. Li et al.
20. Afforestation Drives Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Changes in China L. Deng & Z. Shangguan
21. Simulating soil organic carbon stock as affected by land cover change and climate change, Hyrcanian forests (northern Iran) A. Soleimani et al.
22. National soil organic carbon estimates can improve global estimates U. Vitharana et al.
23. Estimating Soil Organic Carbon Density in the Otindag Sandy Land, Inner Mongolia, China, for modelling spatiotemporal variations and evaluating the influences of human activities B. Sun et al.
24. Global and regional soil organic carbon estimates: Magnitudes and uncertainties Z. LIN et al.
25. Leguminous species sequester more carbon than gramineous species in cultivated grasslands of a semi-arid area Y. Liu et al.
26. Modelling the Effect of Land Management Changes on Soil Organic Carbon Stocks in a Mediterranean Cultivated Field L. Quijano et al.
27. Comparing the Performance of Three Land Models in Global C Cycle Simulations: A Detailed Structural Analysis R. Rafique et al.
28. Estimation of the Value of Ecosystem Carbon Sequestration Services under Different Scenarios in the Central China (the Qinling-Daba Mountain Area) Y. Yu et al.
29. Soil Organic Carbon Stock (SOCS) in Eutrophic and Saline Ramsar Wetlands in Serbia F. Vasić et al.
30. Above‐Ground and Below‐Ground Ecosystem Biomass Accumulation and Carbon Sequestration with Caragana korshinskii Kom Plantation Development L. Deng et al.
31. Soil organic carbon distribution in Mediterranean areas under a climate change scenario via multiple linear regression analysis A. Olaya-Abril et al.
32. Refining benchmarks for soil organic carbon in Australia’s temperate forests L. Bennett et al.
33. Land use conversion, climate change and soil organic carbon: Modeling a citrus garden chronosequence in Northern Iran E. Bakhshandeh et al.
34. Climate-Induced Shifts in Global Soil Temperature Regimes M. Grillakis et al.
35. Carbon Fluxes from Different Pools in a Mined Area under Reclamation in Minas Gerais State, Brazil D. Oliveira et al.
36. The Role of Fertilization on Soil Carbon Sequestration in Bibliometric Analysis H. Zheng et al.
37. Climate and land use changes effects on soil organic carbon stocks in a Mediterranean semi-natural area B. Lozano-García et al.
38. Dynamics of soil organic matter in a cultivated chronosequence in the Cerrado (Minas Gerais, Brazil) T. Resende et al.
39. Spectral fusion by Outer Product Analysis (OPA) to improve predictions of soil organic C F. Terra et al.
40. One thousand soils for molecular understanding of belowground carbon cycling M. Bowman et al.
41. Soil organic carbon prediction using phenological parameters and remote sensing variables generated from Sentinel-2 images X. He et al.
42. Effects of permanent grass versus tillage on aggregation and organic matter dynamics in a poorly developed vineyard soil S. Belmonte et al.